Pete Fountain: "Swing Low, Sweet Clarinet"

Released in 1962,

this is one of many enjoyable recordings

from one of America's best-loved jazz musicians.

Read more about Pete Fountain HERE.

Si Zentner: "Presenting..."

Released in 1962,

this is one of at least thirty (30) LPs

recorded by Si Zentner,

a great contributor to the Big Band Sound.

Read more about Si Zentner HERE.

Chubby Checker: "Let's Twist Again"

Released in 1962,

this recording capitalized on the huge previous hit, "The Twist."

Nearly all of Chubby Checker's recordings were released as singles.

He was gigantic "dance" star of the early 1960s.

Read more about Chubby Checker HERE.

Andy Williams: "Moon River and Other Great Movie Themes"

Released in 1962,

this LP was approximately the twelfth (12th)

in what is presently well over sixty recordings.

'Moon River' became Andy Williams' primary theme song.

Read more about Andy Williams HERE.

Burl Ives: "Spotlight On..."

Released in 1962,

this LP was the Burl Ives edition

of Pickwick's Stereo Spectrum

"Design Spotlight Series."

Vaughn Meader: "The First Family"

Incredibly popular parody of the Kennedy White House released in October 1962.

In fact the album was recorded live while President Kennedy was making his Cuban Missile Crisis Speech.

This was the fastest selling album of all time, but sales immediately plummeted when JFK was assassinated the next year.

Excellent further details HERE.

This LP went to a collector in Mississippi.

Elvis Presley: "Potluck"

This was Elvis' fifteenth LP, released in June 1962.

Released in the midst of his burgeoning film career, this LP did not receive as much attention at first at it might have otherwise.

In spite of the not-so-great condition of the jacket, this LP ended up with a fan in Texas.

Peter, Paul, & Mary (debut)

Peter Yarrow, Paul Stookey, and Mary Travers - best known as "Peter, Paul, & Mary" - were hugely popular during the 1960s when American folk music was capturing the hearts and minds of a generation. This is their debut LP, and it features their hits "Lemon Tree" "If I Had a Hammer" and "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" along with several other enjoyable tracks marked by their signature harmonies and down-home strumming. Released in 1962.

This LP went to Germany.